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v. Alternate DNS IPV6 Address

Enter the Alternate DNS IPV6 Address

Default Setting : None

Recommended Setting : Network Dependent

Example: 2001:db8::1428:57ab

h. Wireless LAN IPV6 Configuration

Select Enabled option for IPV6 Feature Selection. If DHCP is disabled, then steps 15b

through 15f are required to configure the IPV6 static IP address

i. IPV6 Interface ID Type.

Default Setting : Random ID

Recommended Setting : Random ID

RANDOM ID - The IPV6 Interface ID is automatically generated using a random

number as described in RFC 3041. This is the default.

Intel ID - The IPV6 Interface ID is automatically generated using the MAC address.

Manual ID - The IPV6 Interface ID is configured manually. Selecting this type

requires that the Manual Interface ID is set with a valid value.

16. Activate Network Access.

From the Intel ME Platform Configuration menu, select ‘Activate Network Access’. Activate

Network Access causes the Intel ME to transition to the POST provisioning state if all required

settings are configured. The ‘Un-configure Network Access’ option will cause the Intel ME to

transition to PRE provisioning state. Press the Enter key when MEBx displays “Update Network

settings in the General Settings menu”. Press ’Y’ at the MEBx prompt.

17. Exit MEBx Menu.

Select the Previous Menu option to get back MEBx Main Menu and select Exit to exit the MEBx

Setup and save settings. The system will reboot. Once the system reboots, it will go from In-Setup

phase to Operational phase. AMT is fully operational. Once in the Operational phase, the system

can be remotely managed through the Intel AMT WebGUI or ISV remote console and can be

provided to the end-user for regular use.

NOTE

For more information about remote setup and configuration please

see the MEBx and Hashes section in this document.

Enterprise mode setup and configuration

Enterprise mode is for large corporate customers. A Setup and Configuration Server (SCS) is required

for enterprise mode setup and configuration. The SCS is also known as a Provisioning Server as seen

in the MEBx. An SCS is an application that executes over a network performing AMT setup and

configuration. It is required for enterprise mode setup and configuration.

In a Pre-Shared Key (PSK) setup and configuration, both the AMT client system and the SCS must

share a set of Provisioning ID (PID) and Provisioning Passphrase (PPS). This pair forms a PSK.